McKees latest law firm to embrace generative AI

McKees latest law firm to embrace generative AI

Pictured (left–right): Philip McBride, partner at McKees, and Christopher Williams, co-founder of Cicero AI.

Belfast-based McKees says it has become the first law firm in Northern Ireland to integrate generative AI technology tailored specifically for lawyers.

The independent commercial law firm has partnered with Cicero AI, a legal technology startup that has developed a secure platform that focuses on integrating AI into existing solicitor workflows to enhance efficiency and accuracy with the aim of improving overall delivery of legal solutions.

McKees has been trialling Cicero AI’s platform over a number of months and is now rolling out the platform across the business.

Philip McBride, partner at McKees and a member of the Law Society of Northern Ireland’s legal technology committee, said: “Integrating Cicero AI into our practice underscores our dedication to being at the cutting-edge of technologies to benefit our clients.

“As a law firm it’s crucial that we adapt and innovate and partnering with Cicero AI ensures that we continue to lead in offering the most advanced and effective legal solutions.

“We are confident that by using these innovative AI solutions, we will spend less time working on manual processes and have more time to spend with our clients servicing their requirements.”

Christopher Williams, co-founder of Cicero AI, added: “As AI technology continues to evolve, we’re delighted to be partnering with McKees as Cicero AI remains at the forefront, ready to lead and innovate in the legal industry.”

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